The Transference in the Four Discourses. [From: Prose Studies, Vol. 11, December 1988, No. 3, Lacanian Disourse].

Language: German

Published by London: Frank Cass, 1988

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pp. 50-60. A perfect copy. - From the text: Nothing remains there where it was (wo Es war). Lacan's teaching isn't a path to follow; it's a whirlwind. Every moment of his Seminar forces the reader to think again the whole (the hole) of it. What happened with this concept before? Where will it be after and after? There is no system, no closure, no stability. Lacan's teaching: maelstrom of psychoanalysis. This is the fate of the theory of transference. Anyone can think that it comes to a stop with the proposition of October 9, 1967, where transference is defined through its algorithm. The process should be easy to follow: after placing the arrival point, there wouldn't remain anything but to undo the itinerary that leads to it, to point out the roadmarks left by Freud in his path, to underline his positions and suppositions and, after Freud, to turn to Lacan and to run chronologically over his texts and comments: intervention on transference, Rome discourse, the direction of the cure, discussion of Plato's symposium, Seminar Eleven with the introduction of the supposed-to-know subject (not the subject who is supposed to know as appears in the English translation) and, finally, that proposition of 1967 that would close a trajectory that began with Freud's fausse connexion and ends with Lacan's Sq. Sprache: Deutsch Gewicht in Gramm: 250. …

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Title
The Transference in the Four Discourses. [From: Prose Studies, Vol. 11, December 1988, No. 3, Lacanian Disourse].
Author
Braunstein, Nestor A.:
Publisher
London: Frank Cass
Publication year
1988
Condition
Sehr gut
Binding
Reprint, stapled.
Language
German
Item weight
250 grams
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